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This week, in lieu of an article, I have added a new page to the site.  This page is meant to answer frequently asked questions about the MBTI®.  Many of these questions are those that I hear often in my…
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People often say that college is where you find yourself, and past articles have discussed many ways that Myers-Briggs® impacts and provides guidance on this very topic.  That being said, college is known for other things as well.  One of…
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Let’s face it… While there is much more to life than work, work is one of the biggest parts of our lives.  We spend years and years studying in school so that we can get a good job, and once…
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Of all of the preferences, sometimes I believe Thinking and Feeling have the greatest potential for misunderstanding.  First of all, the names “Thinking” and “Feeling” carry a risk of assuming what an individual with the preference will do and not…
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As college students, faculty, and staff around the country approach mid-term season, I decided this would be a good time to write about Myers-Briggs and good old-fashioned stress!  To that end, I have added descriptions of each of the 16…
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One of the big buzz topics on college campuses near and far is how to get students engaged in college life.  This engagement is commonly known to improve student retention and success, but how can colleges best cover the largest…
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I am often asked about how type relates to leadership, and it is usually in the form of asking which types make the best leaders.  When looking at this topic, many people gravitate towards believing that TJs are “leader types”…
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I have added new sections to the website on some type basics, as well as descriptions of the 8 preferences that make up type.  Hopefully, reading through this information will be helpful in gaining background on the building blocks of…
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